Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Administration and Faculty

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at vvvlgw They' say that a college is only as good as the people who comprise its administrative staff. Head man on our particular totem pole is President Iames Franklin Findlay, Drury's oflicial good-will ambassador. Dr. Findlay's job consists of administering policies, as set up by the board of trustees. Somehow, this seems to include showing visitors around the campus, reassuring worried parents, represent- ing the college in all public affairs, and assisting students who are having difliculty in making satisfactory adjustments. Dr. Findlay is the middle man. . . the connecting link between those who learn and those who supervise. Toward both rou s he feels a 8 P v great deal of responsibility. Th friendly, enthusiastic individual, vitally interested in the college, in world affairs, and in Cappy , his only grandchild. A hard- working executive, sympathetic advisor, and kindly legislator . . . e person who holds the executive reins at Drury is a This is the man who administers the board's policies this is llr iandiMrs. lames F. Findlal' relaxing at home the man who works tirelessly to promote better student and fac- ulty relations . . . this is our President-James Franklin Findlay. 6 Dr. F L